entertainment culture. our panel will discuss. rob parker has been suspended until further notice for describing redskins qb robert griffin the third bayousing a term i have never -- by using a term i have never heard of, bit i'm sure it was inprop rete. -- appropriate. and the supreme court ruled on whether blaring loud music from the back of your car is inappropriate. apparently it is. >> let's welcome our guests. jed dojedediah bila. jim norton. his latest comedy cd came outlast week called "no baby for you." bill schulz, sorry. and sitting next to me is john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n and fox news contributor. we will get to the top story tonight. he shun attention until he didn't. adam lanza was an awkward loaner who pressed himself against the wall when others approached in the hallway. now a shattered and devastated town is trying to figure out why he slaughtered his mother and 26 other adults. he had problems, problems that went beyond lack of social skills. they assigned him a permanent psychologist as a 9th grader and flagged him to the security chief. he was

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. you'd smoke it. >> dana: absolutely. so would you. coming up, espn commentator rob parker yanked off the air over the racially charged comments about robert griffin iii. now he is apologizing. says he blew it. greg has the rest on that. ♪ ♪ ck to new york and my colleagues with "the five." ♪ ♪ gregg yeah. so the racist if do and race fist they don't. adolf reed writes in the "new york times" while the republican nomination of tim scott to be the first southern black senator since reconstruction seems like a milestone, it ain't. because scott is not a lefty. according to adolf, ivy league professor, black republicans don't count because they have "been more tokens than signs of progress." for proof adolf points out that scott is staunchly antitax, antiunion, and antiabortion. so i guess adolf thinks all blacks are for high taxes, unions and abortions. no stereotyping there. to say this is racist is pointless. right now we're just deciding how racist it is. i guess to adolf scott is just another cornball brother. this is the big leagues of stupidity, which can only mean the ivy

cain. unbelievable, rob. let me start with you. what, what happened? >> well, the guys went to arbitration and the arbitrator favored the guys, the workers. so the uaw-backed arbitrator gave them their jobs back. megyn: all of them? >> we have video of them. all of them. we have jobs back. we have video going into the liquor store, buying the booze, shrugging down the drinks. we had garbage cans. we had everything. guy throwing the bottle. seems pretty clear-cut. they got their jobs back. all 15 original guys suspended. two were suspended for a month. 13 were canned. they all got jobs back. they're back to work as of right now. at the factory right now building jeeps. megyn: is chrysler or the uwa releasing any information how the arbitrator came to that decision? >> well, they're saying that is a personnel matter. so these personnel matters. we don't know if they're getting back pay. megyn: they might be getting back pay!? >> i don't know that but that is question thrown at me a lot. i don't know if that is the case or not. chrysler wouldn't answer that question, but i never k

cripple the funding for the states is it a bad idea. it robs peter to pay paul. >> johnathon, you wouldn't be cutting wayne off. >> i am keeping quiet. wayne has to check his calculator. 580 million jackpot would pate zero.zero 3 percent of the national debt. we don't need a new plan to pay off the debt. we need a new philosophy and not exasbrate the debt. in a fully free society a lottery is a great way to fund the because it is voluntary. they would gladly to pay it to protect people's rights. >> it doesn't cover the whole bill. every little bit counts and i kind much i love you john, but i disagree. if anybody was sucker enough to buy a powerball they will spend two dollars in the national level because the pot is bigger. people who are inclined to pay will play regardless of state and national. you can create lottos around the world. people will play. >> you can't win if you don't play. julian is it a good idea? it is bantered before. national lottery and now only 7 states are left that don'tine do the powerball for instance. >> i hate to agree with john. i just on principle b

liability as well. what if the homes get robbed? homes are robbed many times for the fire arms contained within. i know. >> greg: you have done it many times. >> kimberly: it happened to my husband's house in san francisco. they know you have weapons and they try to get them. >> greg: some people own guns because they're underthreat; therefore, you are publishing the address of somebody who might be under threat. >> eric: the only people upset with this are people who don't own youngs. i have a browning over/under, if you want to know what the business end of it looks like, come through the house. it won't matter if i'm the "new york post" or "new york daily news" or not. people who own guns, publish it. that is the point. this is a safety factor. this house protected by smith and wesen, you mean business. >> kimberly: i have a bumper sticker. >> greg: this reminded me in allentown where you once lived people would put alarm signs on their houses when they didn't have an alarm that used to tick me off because i pay for the alarm. >> andrea: i had a fake car alarm for the car, i

the potential liability as well. what if the homes get robbed? homes are robbed many times for the fire arms contained within. i know. >> greg: you have done it many times. >> kimberly: it happened to my husband's house in san francisco. they know you have weapons and they try to get them. >> greg: some people own guns because they're underthreat; therefore, you are publishing the address of somebody who might be under threat. >> eric: the only people upset with this are people who don't own youngs. i have a browning over/under, if you want to know what the business end of it looks like, come through the house. it won't matter if i'm the "new york post" or "new york daily news" or not. people who own guns, publish it. that is the point. this is a safety factor. this house protected by smith and wesen, you mean business. >> kimberly: i have a bumper sticker. >> greg: this reminded me in allentown where you once lived people would put alarm signs on their houses when they didn't have an alarm that used to tick me off because i pay for the alarm. >> andrea: i had a fake car alarm for

when we get back but we are taking a sledgehammer and robbing our children blind and stealing from them. and the fact that very few people aren't talking about it is one of the reasons that i think we need people of principle in washington. we will come back. after the break, michelle malkin and charles krauthammer will be here and andrew cuomo, new york governor, said he's not opposed to gun confiscation when it comes to certain weapons. and sam donaldson has a message for the tea party. >> the greatest slogan that i hated during the past campaign, we want to take welcome back to "hannity." we continue with juan williams and brent brazell. so the senate doesn't do their 1300 days, they don't pass a budget because they are too gut less to pass a budget. >> oh, come on. >> they won't put it on paper. the president last week is playing golf, 18 hours on the golf course. more than i have spent in a year. and he's now holding the line, if i have this straight here, for what amounts to 8 1/2 days of government spending. he's willing to raise everybody's taxes and hold the country hostage ove

know who that confirmation is. >> that is the interfaith vigil. rob morris of king lutheran church monsignor weise pastor of the catholic church there to the left side. the pastor actually of the catholic church in an interview he is going to have 7 funerals over the next couple days who he is going to preside over the catholic church starting tomorrow. the monsignor. as are many of those places of worship. this wraps up this vigil as you push in a the 26th candles. ed, your thoughts about the president we talked about how it wasn't going to be a policy about healing in this town. clearly there was a message here that the nation is not doing enough to keep kids safe while it wasn't specific in the policy prescriptions it was suggested. >> it certainly was. i went back to my notes one advisor told me before the speech is that it was not a policy symposium that it was going to be a speech that was going to be conducive to the venue of a prayer vigil. you are right. there wasn't any specific policy proposal. there was never the words gun control uttered. there was never assault weapon

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are stealing from them. we are robbing them. a child born today owes nearly 300 grand -- no wonder they are crying when they come out of their mother's woman because they are broke. when will the democrats deal with their reckless spending? >> it doesn't help if we have those children born into an economy that goes backwards. >> like the obama economy. >> we need to promote growth and invest in people. >> yes. >> it's like having spending and saying i'm not sending my kid to college because we can save a dime today. that's shortsighted thinking and not what we need. >> government spinning does not cause growing. you have to start believing in adam smith. you have not answered the question why obama -- why you are supporting obama's reckless spending. he refuses to cut spending, he refuses to reform entitlements. if he is it, we go back up -- >> sean has been -- let me say, i'm not supporting anybody's reckless spending. i want to make a note for the audience sean hannity has been an honest man. he said he condemned when the prescription drug benefit was pass bid republicans without

. think about the potential liability as well. what if they get robbed? homes are armed many times for the firearms contained there in. it happened to my brother's house in san francisco. that's something that happens and they know you have certain kind of weapons, they might come in and try to hit you. >> some people own guns because they are under threat and therefore you are actually publishing the address of somebody who might be under threat. >> the only people upset with this are the people who don't own gun. i have a gun, if you want to find out what the business end of that looks like, come through my house. it won't matter if i'm in the paper or not. the paper, in fact, that's the point. letting people know you own a gun is a safety factor. putting it on the door this house protected by smith & wesson, the bad guys are going to go somewhere else. >> you know what it is, it reminded me when i was living in allentown, where you once hitched, people would put alarm signs on their houses when they really didn't have the alarm which ticked me off because i paid for my alarm. >> i h

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and robbing from our kids -- i would argue that's noble. one of my favorite bill bennett books -- and i have read them all, the book of virtues. >> yes, sir. >> sean: we ardmired ronald reagan because he wouldn't go for a bad deal. the world condemned him. this seems like a moment where republicans should explain we are not going to steal our kids' money. >> that's our only choice now. i mean if "b" goes down, boehner's weekend and our only choice is to explain what we are done and why the president has taken us over the cliff. i'm saying it's a steep climb and a haul. we know about the obama machine. we know what you will do. you will behave in the rit way. a lot of americans will, too. but we know what happened in november. this is what worries me. our first principle, and make the argument. but my guess, sean, we are not going to make the argument successfully. we are not going to prevail until people see what barack obama has wrought. they put him in. they are going to be punished for it. but it could take a year or two. >> sean: we have to worry about an election -- if a month af

back but we are taking a sledgehammer and robbing our children blind and stealing from them. and the fact that very few people aren't talking about it is one of the reasons that i think we need people of principle in washington. we will come back. after the break, michelle malkin and charles krauthammer will be here and andrew cuomo, new york governor, said he's not opposed to gun confiscation when it comes to certain weapons. and sam donaldson has a message for the tea party. >> the greatest slogan that i hated during the past campaign, we want to take back our country. guys, it's not your country anymore, it's our country and you are part of it. and then i heard about a study looking at multivitamins and the long term health benefits. and what do you know? they used centrum silver in the study. makes me feel even better, that's what i take. sorry, we take. [ male announcer ] centrum. the most recommended. most preferred. most studied. centrum, always your most complete. tmeet the 5-passenger mosford c-max hybrid.studied. when you're carrying a lot of weight, c-max has a nice little

question number two. the notorious john dillinger robbed dozens of banks in the 1930s. >> on the floor, now, now. >> game mr. president called spin the dial. >> dillinger was eventually gunned down outside a chicago movie theater after the fbi was tipped off to whereabouts by whom? his mother, b a prostitute he was seeing. c, a member of his own gang and d the theater's ticket taker. who dropped the dime on dillinger? cards up, please and the answer is a prostitute. that's correct. >> the hooker. >> i knew callum was going to rise to the gangster thing. she looks innocent but here it is. question number three, george baby face nelson was portray gey movie. >> george nelson it's a pleasure. [inaudible] will you, buddy? [gunfire] >> all right. that's a crazy cohen brothers there that movie. to this day, baby-faced nelson still holds what dubious distinction in american history? and the answer is, correct, kill the most fbi agents. three questions, three correct answers. i don't think that has ever happened before. , ladies and gentlemen. should why quit while we are ahead? >> good night,

goodness. you are being robbed and he's robbbed 30 of the stores. he will robe another 30 the fake beard bandit. >> steve: i am sure it has to do with liability. if a employee shoots the guy and then that guys family and heirs would own autozone. >> brian: you can't shoot a bandit anymore. >> steve: he would be bringing the gun in from outside. i get the legalize but it is freaky. >> brian: i sense they need to get on this. >> gretchen: coming up on the show. best way to getep better teacher. take a teacher bar exam. one veteran teacher said nope. her interesting take next. >> brian: he's one of america's favorite coaches and his career almost ended early. he will reveal something for the first time that everyone needs to hear. coach k's here to motivate you in just a moment. ♪ you won't take my life. you won't take our future. aids affects us all. even babies. chevron is working to stop mother-to-child transmission. our employees and their families are part of the fight. and we're winning. at chevron nigeria, we haven't had a reported case in 12ears. aids is strong. aids is strong. bu

imperative? i think this is a moral imperative. we're borrowing 46 cents of every dollar. we're robbing our children and grandchildren. >> right. >> sean: why isn't that the debate that's front and center? everyone says we ought to raise taxes on the rich. that lasts 8 1/2 days a year. >> obama has co-oped the message, let's raise taxes on the rich, which actually brings very little money, does not solve the problem. it's a symbolic gesture rather a real gesture. the real gesture to be getting into medicaid and medicare. ess skin boles said it isn't spending in general, it's healthcare spending. that's the kay. >> sean: entitlements. >> a real program to reduce healthcare spending in exchange for some revenue increases, when you do both together, that would be something that would really help. >> sean: i'd like to save social security for further generations. they raided the lockbox. let me go back to the time you were mayor. i was on the radio in new york. you got hammered. you were satan in the minds of the "new york times," right? >> right. >> sean: but you stuck to your anyone else. you

, lauren greene, on the keyboard. and guitar, rob. and producer, and sandra, singing backup, on the sleigh bells and writer bob, and on the drums, our friend zaro. [applause] >> and diane, you're going to do a song for us today. it's one of my favorite christmas songs by mariah carey. >> this is "all i want for christmas is you" i think everybody will recognize it and i hope they enjoy. >> i bet they will. ♪ ♪ i don't want for christmas, there is just one thing i need ♪ ♪ i don't care about the presents under the christmas tree ♪ ♪ 'cause i just want to call my own ♪ ♪ more than you could ever know ♪ ♪ make my wish come true ♪ ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ ♪ i don't want a lot for christmas there is just one thing i need ♪ ♪ and i don't care about the presents underneath the christmas tree ♪ ♪ i won't even hang my stocking here up on the fireplace ♪ ♪ santa claus won't make me happy, with the joy of christmas day ♪ ♪ 'cause i just want to call my own, more than you could ever know ♪ ♪ make my wish come true ♪ ♪ baby all i wan

. his whole life was turned upside down. his daughter's life was robbed from her. o so of course there's anger. there's a healthy component. if you get stuck in the anger that is when it is not healthy. you can hear the father's instincts are really good. he's keeping his daughter's memory alive making the memory vivid for the whole world to experience. that's the first healthy step many of the parents are going to need to do. >> when i was reading about the children, there is one of the children noah who is going to be buried tomorrow. he has a twin sibling. she was in another classroom. how does she at this young age, she won't really completely understand it, but at some point will she have what's called survivor's guilt? >> we don't have the answers to everything that happens in life. we don't know why childrertain e survive and certain people don't. perhaps her role can be in trying to make this a positive for herself. give her brother's life some meaning. who knows, maybe she will end up being a defense attorney one day. >> maybe a prosecutor. >> i tachange my statement. >>

is no question. humiliating people is to rob them of dignity and dignity makes us human, so to me it is a nonissue. having said that, i do have a tough issue to raise. and that is have we gone to the opposite direction? people who are greatly overweight and i will say women are con constantly told they are beautiful. does this help a person? this is the most difficult thing to say. abraham lincoln couldn't say it in the geico commercial. in the human species the female looks are more than the male looks. other things are more pornts. in light of that, are we doing women a favor? the people in their lives -- we honor every human being as created in god's image. but are the people doing them a favor by constantly telling them you are beautiful? >> first i want to argue that premise. 24r* is a song called "i like big butts and i cannot lie. when a girl walks in with a round thing in your face you get sprung." so there are attractive women who don't fit the model. >> don't fit the model is different from obese. i agree. i think the models in victoria secret are anorexic. >> you have to u

is not going to get r-- i show you the bank that will get robbed. put someone who knows how to handle himself and a weapon at the door of any school in america. if we can do it for banks we can do it at a school. i wish every 20 one of these parents would give a dime for this. >> as soon as he saw a cop, if we got there early error sooner. >> got there 10 minutes before they locked the school down, too. >> if they have security in there it is going to save lives. >> we have to go. we may never know, i am not going to use his name. the shooter why he did this unspeakable crime. people are trying to figure this out. charles krauthammer who was once a psychologist has some thoughts. ...so as you can see, geico's customer satisfaction is at 97%. mmmm tasty. and cut! very good. people are always asking me how we make these geico adverts. so we're taking you behind the scenes. this coffee cup, for example, is computer animated. it's not real. geico's customer satisfaction is quite real though. this computer-animated coffee tastes dreadful. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15 % or mor

apologized, rob parker because he called rg3 a corn ball brother, meaning he is not really black. >> i had never heard that expression, corn ball brother before. >> i think it sounds delicious. it makes me hungry. it sounds like a side on thanksgiving. >> i would go to a restaurant called corn dog brothers. i love corn dogs. i do see a parallel. if you don't tow a particular ideology you will be questioned one way or another. not as an american, but a segment of american. >> well said. >> it is true that blacks vote 95% plus for democratic candidates. what could republicans do to woo them. there saw loft negativism toward blacks and minorities. they are giving a rat's ass about what they are talking about. it behooves the republican party with how to they bradden their message and help blacks understand the anti-tax. >> not all birthers are racist , but most are. when you embrace a birther in the middle of a campaign, a lot of african-americans will look at that, and they are not going to look at it too well. >> i agree with you, and i think our kenyan pf born -- our kenyan-born presid

massacre. >> he was jumping in her car. kids tried robbing her at gun point in a church parking lot. >> he was ages 7 and 11 deep manneded money and her telephone. >> i was afraid when i drove awafz going to shoot my tire or window or something. >> the boys were arrested the gun was in fact loaded. because of their ages the boys were turned over to their families. a 123 systems plans to sell nearly all of that the largest auto parts manufacturer. they have businesses and jobs in michigan and massachusetts still unclear at this point. the systems has about 1,000 u.s. plies the deal still needs phenol approval. >>> schools debating whether or not they should include american exceptionalism as part of the curriculum. in the state of nebraska students grades 6 through 8 will learn about american exceptionalism except it won't be called that. creation and organization of the american government and what taz heyed. we will take that anyway. >> look at this guy not only was a monkey lose but he was doing it in style. the bizarre case of the monkeys wearing a coat and diaper made a stir bef

there, and joseph banks robbed banks for $600,000 and that money was never found so authorities say he could have ample resources and another concern is that banks, also, vowed redemption on the court and there is in word if the judge who presided over his trial is now seeking some extra protection if this case continues. >>shepard: investigators may have finally solved a murder mystery after more than 50 years. the new chews lead to a pair of killers, already known for another gruesome crime. a murder mystery half a century in the making with resolution coming next. >>shepard: police have exhumed the bodies of killers featured in "in cold blood." the two killers were hanged for killing an entire family in kansas back in 1959. now, police are looking at their remains to determine whether they are linked to the murders of another family from a murder that happened weeks later in florida. they say advanced d.n.a. testing could finally provide answers. and now phil is live in florida. phil, we know the killers went to florida after the murders in kansas. phil: after the murders in kans

. show me a bank that doesn't have a guard i'll show you a bank that will be robbed. why is not time to put trained professionals, i'm not saying arming administrators, putting someone who knows how to handle themselves and a weapon at the door of every school in america. if we do it for banks we can do it. >> eric: there may be a whole host of reason why a mad man murders children. mental illness, drug abuse, violent video game movie and culture. it stand in agreement with the nra before we shred the constitution, let's strengthen the security at the schools. after all, don't the kids destouffer be as safe as sports arenas? bob you are making a lot of noise. >> bob: first, i see lapiere, i my stomach turns. the nr ab they call a press conference because they have been quiet and they call for more guns and redend if use of the gun that the kid used. it's true. armed guard would be helpful in the schools. average $50,000 per school. that is lots and lots of -- >> greg: we spend that money in other countrys. i would rather have it spent here. i'm glad you say you agree because that was th

because they had a handgun. a lot of them are in florida right now. people have started to rob, break in the house. i got a gun. >> dana: i think it skirts the issue that weapon are victims of violence all the time. >> greg: should have guns. >> dana: or make better decisions. >> greg: learn to protect themselves. guns are for people to even the the score against somebody who is larger or more power than you are. who doesn't need a gun more than a young woman walking home at night? they should have permits to carry. it want to go back to people who have permits to carry. do they end up abusing the law? according in the florida records, issued 1.36 million permits. 165 were revoked. the texas violent crime rate dropped 20% since enactment of the '96 carry law. >> bob: violence dropped all over the country. >> greg: if you tell someone they can't own a gun you endanger their lives and harm somebody's family if you say they can't own a gun. >> bob: strap a gun on them and walk around the street. >> eric: safer. beautiful. >> kimberly: you make a point. having been yes, in law enforcement

acceleration items and --. >>neil: when you say acceleration, they are robbing from the future, why are they doing that? because of higher taxes are coming? or what? >>guest: higher taxes are coming. they feel there is a good chance they will come. with higher taxes, if you kow next year will be higher tax rates than this year, what do do you? you accelerate income out of 2013 and put it through the tax code of 2012 so you pay lower taxes. some of these you could save large amounts of money. a lot of people are doing that and companies paying dividends ahead of time and accelerating bonuses so they are paid in december and not january, people are selling off their 401(k)'s and putting them in roth ira's that pay after tax income and stock options are exercised and an enormous number of items are moving this way and when we have had a tax rate increase in the future, you have seen the acceleration into the president and there is a big drop the next year and when we have seen the tax cut in the future, like 1981 or 1982 it caused a recession in the present. so you are seeing that type

2013 glasses are on rebate for $4.99 each. way to go guys. now i am going in to rob something. >> why do so many people put faith in this ancient calendar? >> i have never understood. i guess they were good at predicting things before, meterological things that are not prophetic, but they knew about the stars. i said it before and i will say it again, they are that the good about predicting the end of the world so many thousands of years in the future if they couldn't predict the spanish were coming to wipe them off the face of the earth i never understood that. >> ambassador we are looking at unrest in the middle east. is this the end of the world? >> look, my family and i for various reasons are planing to celebrate christmas on december 21st this year anyways. >> i like the way you think. >> sandra, how would you spend your last day on earth, and please say it is with me. >> that's a good question. i would definitely say if i were a single lady and i was out that evening i would definitely dodge all of the guys who want to pick you up. i am thinking nine months after this there wil

show you the bank that is not going to get r-- i show you the bank that will get robbed. put someone who knows how to handle himself and a weapon at the door of any school in america. if we can do it for banks we can do it at a school. i wish every 20 one of these parents would give a dime for this. >> as soon as he saw a cop, if we got there early error sooner. >> got there 10 minutes before they locked the school down, too. >> if they have security in there it is going to save lives. >> we have to go. we may never know, i am not going to use his name. the shooter why he did this unspeakable crime. people are trying to figure this out. charles krauthammer who was once a psychologist has some thoughts. >> announcer: 'tis the season of more-- more shopping, more dining out... and along with it, more identity theft. by the time this holiday season is over, an estimated 1.2 million identities may be stolen. every time you pull out your wallet, shop online or hit the road, you give thieves a chance to ruin your holiday. by the time you're done watching this, as many as 40 more id

they're back on the job. we broke the story originally. rob, how did they pull this one off? >> well, they went to arbitration. the arbitrator sided with the workers. so the uaw workers got their jobs back, as simple as that. >> but explain that to me, because most places, people watching across america tonight, would say, okay, if i showed up on the job, drunk or high, hung over, caught on my lunch break, doing something that might impair the people around me, or the actual work i'm doing, i would lose my job. so what do the unions have that others don't have that get them a second chance at a job like this? >> well, this is a situation where chrysler fired the workers. they were embarrassed by the video of course. it went national. it went international. they fired the 13 guys pretty quickly, because they wanted to send a message that, you know, this is not the image that chrysler wants. so they fired these guys quickly. then it goes through the arbitration process. took two years. chrysler hired a bunch of lawyers, i assume. the uaw hired a bunch of lawyers, i assume. they battle

hides and the slem hammer we're robbing them with. if obama wants to take the country off the fiscal cliff, they need to go there. they seem afraid of that. do you see that. >> it's clear from the election that the majority of americans essentially voted for european levels of spending. you can't have european levels of spending. we're one percent under canada. there's no difference any more, not in terms of government spending. we're close to norway. we're not quite to sweden yet, but we basically are spending like europeans, but we're not taxed like that. the idea that you can close that gap, i think he figured out if he can make this level of spending permanent, he changes the united states into a european socialism democracy and he'll be the most congress consl president of the last hundred years. >> it seems like we're close. we're right on the edge with all of the predictable results. >> i think you can be spee den if you -- sweden. he's risking ruin on a scale unknown, and of course, the other obvious point is that the youeuropeans are only able to do that because in fact the

the fox news channel. >> tonight, actors rob lowe, kevin spacey have become outspoken in the world of politics. we sat down recently with them. >> you say that hollywood is a one-party town, liberal democrat town. is there a reason for that? >> i think that -- i don't know what it says, not meant to be a judgment, but seems to me like creative people end up being democrats, and it's been that way -- >> is that because they feel sorry for the down-trodden? i consider myself a creative person and more of a traditional guy than a liberal guy. >> let's face it. i think that democrats are very long on empathy. artists have to be long on empathy. republicans are long on logic. in my view. >> okay. that might be a little oversimplyfy. >> when every is one way you have to go that way. >> everyone can relate to hearing your parents talk only one view. >> you did work for dukakis when you were 4. he was okay but a very liberal guy and he got his butt kicked. was that because you were working for him? >> i can pick hip him but i also worked for schwarzenegger. >> what happened to him? he took on

where she volunteered and supposedly robbing them of this. >>guest: that is absolutely true. i feel as though this man was very disturbed for very long period of time. and the fact that he didn't have the proper help and the proper mental health, and wasn't in an environment where he could be supported was the problem. the --. >>neil: their argument is we are desensitized as are the kids because it is all around them and maybe if it is not all around them we will be better 789 >>guest: it will be there, regardless, there will always be provide length video games and violent movies, it is a parents' choice what we expose our children to and at what point. >>neil: is that your call or the government? >>guest: my call. >>neil: do you agree? >> i believe that parents need to know there are other things a child can do beside video games and there can be a limit on the amount of time. it is not the only thing a child does. children need to go outside. go out and place. parents need to know parenting. parents need to know they have to recognized when their child is so disturbed they get the c

politicians' greed is never addressed? after all, they robbed the social security trust fund. they spent it. that's your retirement money that was supposed to be put away in a safe lock box. they spent that money. medicare is also headed for bankruptcy, and obama just raided that to the tune of $$716 billion. why? he wanted that money for obama care. how is it possible that the very people that have squandered your retirement, have brought us to the brink of becoming greece, the people that are stealing from their children and breaking open their piggy banks, how can they call people who pay half of the taxes greedy? they're the ones that are agreey, they're the ones that are selfish, and they're the ones that have spent beyond their means. you rarely hear that. why is that? the left controls most media outlets in the country and they define compassion and generosity by spending other people's money. this is a selfish, massive power grab and this is done by greedy politicians, you know, the ones that claim they care about you as they crat -- as they create d see, there are 18 mor million me

, suburban orlando a business owner robbed a 30,000 dollars in broad daylight right outside of the store. and the whole thing caught on tape. it takes the suspect only 6 seconds to get out of his van and tackle the van. pulls a gun and fires a single shot into the air getting away with a backpack loaded with cash. they get away from the van abandoned a mile away. >> washington another fast thief. this guy targeting packages left on people's doors in suburban, seattle. one caught by surveillance famili cameras the homeowners >> that could be somebody's medication for all they know. >> experts say you should request all deliveries require signatures so valuables aren't left out in the open. >> colorado. in din den ver welcome home military officers holiday style. >> my parents love to do it every year. >> shocked, a little overwhelmed but it's a good feeling. >> most of these brave men and women will only be home for a few days but they sthais okay. >> it is a little overwhelming. get home back to my family. >> that's a fox watch across america. >> nature's fury on display a towering

that the victims and their families were robbed of along with the innocence taken too early from those who survived. we have endured too many of these tragedies in the past few years he said and each time i learn the news i react not as a president but as anybody else would as a parent. the president also spoke of the need for the quote unquote meaningful action to address these kinds of incidents but he offered no specifics. flags at the white house and the capitol building are flying at half-staff across and at every level of the sports world, moments of silence was observed. it is and will be a bitter hanukkah and christmas for america this 2012. patti ann and heather. >> so sad. james rosen live in washington. thank you. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back with our continuing coverage of the school tragedy in connecticut. >> coming up next, a child psychologist joins us after the break with a look at what could have been going through the minds of those children trapped inside that school as the massacre unfolded. we'll be right back. >> in my mind i'm thinking as a 6-year-o

rob a church. they grabbed the electrical cable for the explosion the church is without power and the church is looking for the guys responsible. >> i want this gift. >> something fun. it is time for the holiday wish list our weekly segment giving you great gift ideas. this week it's all about the ladies. a new study says that men apparently are feeling extra generous this year and they are going to even spend more money than women on gifts so that is good news. with hot gift ideas is the creator of young merry chic.com. >> that's the best news i have heard all day all week. >> we have ideas for them that are affordable and that they would like. >> everyone loves this. it is right around $40. you get a lot of items in one. you get the body lotion like a polish. i think it's a great go to gift and something you can keep in case you need an extra gift this year. >> if you can't make a decision this has a little bit of everything. >> one of my favorite items is laura mercier can't ever have enough lip gloss. i am always losing it. laura mercier has many lip glosses in lots of colors. tha

robbed of $30,000 broad daylight outside of his store and the whole thing caught on tape. it takes the suspect only six seconds to get out of the van and fires a single shot into the area eventually getting away with a backpack loaded with cash. and police found the get away vehicle, abandoned a mile away. this guy targeting packages left on people's doors in suburban seattle. one theft captured by home surveillance camera. the home owner stunned. >> i can't believe people these days, i mean, that could be somebody's medication for all they know. >> experts say you should request all the deliveries require a signature, the valuables are not left out in the open. >> colorado, in denver, welcome home military officers holiday style. >> and love to do it every year. >> shocked, a little overwhelmed, but it's a good feeling. >> most of these brave men and women will only be home for a few days, but they say that's okay. >> a little overwhelming. to get home and get back to my family. >> and merry christmas. >> that's a fox watch across america. >> nature's fury on display, and a toweri

big deal. it's no big deal because criminals know who to rob, they are going to guy who is not armed. then i thought about it. they are treating these people the same way you make the names and addresses of sexual predators known under megyn's law. nobody expected this information to be used in the way in which it is being used. the irony of the whole thing, the editors that work at the newspaper they are not afraid of doing this legal gun owners. i am waiting for the lawsuit when one of the gun owners gets robbed and i'm waiting for the lawsuit. >> arthel: these guys are going to be targeted by criminals who might want to steal guns? >> i really don't think that is going to come into play we're looking that crime is going to be the issue. i think it's ridiculous and i see no practical value regarding the gun debate and putting these people's information out there. that being said, i certainly don't agree with introducing legislation that is of dubious validity. i don't think we should throw the first amendment out to protect the second one. i don't think it's a good idea to publish

now. republicans argued that is just robbing pete tore pay paul. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live at the capitol following all of the bouncing balls. hey, mike. >> reporter: one concern for republicans as they look at this deal is what about spending cuts? where are the spending cuts? it sounds like they are getting close in the talks between vice president joe biden and the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell but there is not a deal until senator mcconnell knows he has enough support. let's take a look at some of the key points of a framework of the deal according to sources close to the talks. it would raise taxes on income tax amounts above $400,000 for individuals, $450,000 for families. it would address the estate tax, the alternative minimum tax, the medicare doc fix and unemployment insurance. current discussions about how best to address the automatic spending cuts that is called sequestration, the automatic cuts to defense, and domestic programs. a short time ago a leading republican expressed a great deal of concern and frustration with the whol